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Official cut list (updated @ 4pm)

Jackie Lee

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Here is our current 53-man roster. I've bolded the differences from my previous 53 man prediction.

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Things that surprised me:

  • Zylstra getting cut (I think the trade yesterday bumped him off the 53)
  • Zane going to season ending IR (I thought they might hold him until tomorrow)
  • The number of DT types we kept
  • Darryl Johnson (DE) getting cut

EDIT: I predict Sam will go on short-term IR tomorrow to make room for a kicker

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Zylstra is the only surprise for me, thought it would make it over Chuba due to special teams versatility

Glad to see McCall made it

I'm assuming Hoskins is the next cut to bring in the kicker

No offense but there were 10+ running backs cut today by other teams better than Chuba, plus if we somehow lost all of our top 3 RB's, they are easy to sign off the street and plug and play

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1 minute ago, amcoolio said:

Zylstra is the only surprise for me, thought it would make it over Chuba due to special teams versatility

Glad to see McCall made it

I'm assuming Hoskins is the next cut to bring in the kicker

No offense but there were 10+ running backs cut today by other teams better than Chuba, plus if we somehow lost all of our top 3 RB's, they are easy to sign off the street and plug and play

I bet Laviska takes snaps at RB

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